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ron INFANTS AND CHILDREN.

s~WNmAe91a N % wed aPted b eAndrea
Ehnk [ reeeSanAsad ID 90 Superior 20 any pre-
@a-apeien kncwn b me
Il A AReEHR, n d.
III es. ossssed 81, Brooklyn, d.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
w1sf sl1l MOTIFS.

s5eorss NsaolsssssF, u y esi faissn -st,,
has Eans 10 lietrsal
ID. Ennsr sad gehn 0eebes toos trip
10 Detroit yesterday.
Mss Kinis o4hlll las Essignsd heF posi.
lion 81 fhs bss Hive.
A nunnbes II Nesi Ssdsfs nniosea = tfiF
b Nanafaxs fsTk snd ths heeub ssslsFd<s
Niss Isiiie X llss. of fhird-st., hss 80
tRrned lgom fisss With feiatssss al SsRA-
soB.
Miss Julia kanson. ef fhres isissFs. y
sf.ending s fsw days with stocklns 81.
friends.
Miss FanDis Morris, Of Jefferson st. eels-
hgsfea the fwenfislh anniversary of Der
birth Monday evening.
The alarm II firs lfom box 81 yesterday
We eaused by sisgai blsas on Bnoes
Street Bridge 10 damage.
Mr.. Mary Hnnuev. Of ScFibnes ct. ief
Yesterday for Ana Arbor "a attend the
University coB msBoefnebf exercises.
Mrs. J. A. spfsgus dsnsAteF and son ulii
spend the rumusr st Bss View, Mtss
nprsgus len yesterday toF sisit 81 ofoen-
vile.
Mss Jennie jacques. Of West Ieonsrd .st.,
las returned home ffom Philsdelpeis where
she has been sttepolng school. She vii
spend the Summer here.
Prank Boflef. II Big Rapids Is visiting ON.
the West side. Prank % Fers isrorshiy I'm I
pressed bF oEss Of the West Side bsllet. and
= wedding may De lo0aed for - ths neAf
future.
SIX sew subscription papers wers sens out
along the liae Of the new gravel fosd y1f
tsrday. The surveyor las oompfts8 bis
part Of the work and every thing j. pro
EressinK nicely.
Fred Napier was taken saddeply iI a.
ls6 Nssf fulion-si. yesterday afternoon.
Tic pairol wagon was Summoned and ths
man was taken % hls home 81 so
West Fulton-st. he wss feelinR mueh bet,
ter ast nigilt.
a delightful oonoert va given lssi eveo-
irg RI The ST. 4o-eph socissgs Casino on
sscribner-st BY Fr0fessof krsmef aud lJs
papsis. Although there Wa mont Adsnitlsd
bat fnemlers of the society very leffr
sndieuos was present despiis tbf oppressive
heat. An excellent proErsnins was pre-
senfed.
Mrs N&rgfs kulien, Of ktrsffht-st., use
quite severely burned Monday fight bf tbs
explosion Of 3 kerosene lamp She LET the
lamp drop on the fi0oF and IL az instant
slse was suvei0pei Ia faiDes Eer husband
was Ii the room st the time sad his prss-
enoe of 1aind fist saved hsr ife. Nrs Mi.
len sAs severely burned sb0ut toe hands,
arms aud feet
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

Wa 49, our rsalsrs -zis nls,flsias - Psr
r.ss sAs as.se.s - srr EDITORIAL psgs RIA
nss . tAs Besrs e Ra5lis NsfkA. shs
counel ana ths Water t,aassion- "a tsf-
shssnsors saoss azsae.s.T aEzs shs bnzlnsas
nm. les sazaayess aad al paiEiosie ei''zsns
% siss sans paraon ef saeiF nns kaa a
ssni.an tosssy q, shsssyias shs iacalealaals
n,arf - bezllh sae tas rainoas assacf
apon property. solh Rahlie sna pFiss'~'
.A.h shs ssnsisssian q saszE = -oFsiaz
% car beautiful eiY. 4 sons aeiion Dc
sos taken hg tlis m4nieipai z0ssrnInsz' %
ssg - 1ss shls sssY az a.isqslats supply o.
sslsr lor spFinkDng, as ssii - arinnns
puspsses xs ruosG smphatieallg favor ne
ealing II mas uesLins Of citizsna AZ ihs
opera han.s senlshs - protest. against this
eafsazs spon tlss i-zpaysEs. lad % provide
sonas as4us i,r eonps.ling ne a'lihor'f'ss
. fufrl "a me elty siGh sasss -ithoai de-
~ wEl cur public spirited eiiizsns help
a. IA ms m4ttsk We inviis eofrsspon-
1sncs aad shaa Be- Elai . gss the written
Or orsf epinions of prominent eitizens and
tsxpassrs al esee
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
.eLINkEY" MORGAN AGAIN.
Captured with Two OF HIS Pals After
Desperate Resistance.


CLEVELAND. June 2s.-Early this morn
ing the following message was received at
the Central Police Station:
ALrKsA. MTcH., june q.
To Jacob schmltf. superintendent Of Police:
Have got Morgan, Pat Hsniey and Bin
Harrington. Sheriff Lynch badly wounded;
fought we'll j. T.. DENTON,
Deputy Sheriff.
Morgan, Hanley and Harrington are
three OF the four robberr who rescued Nc
Mum, the fur robber. their leacsrs ~ R&-
venns, o., while he was being brought here
from Pittsburg by Captain Hoehen and De-
tective Hulligan. The fight was desperate
one and Hulligsn was so badly In
iurei that he died. Sixteen thousand
dollars reward was offered for the
capture of the gang, and the police all over
the country were requested to keep look
out for the murderers. Information re-
ceived was to the effect that the men were
stopping with the sister of a woman
who lives in this city. and who
has been suspected of knosng the
whereabouts of the murterers. Captain
McHaunan IS positive the right men have
been captured, and the necessary requisi-
ton papers will be secured Immediately
The Captain is almost positive that one
OF the prisoners is not Hanley bat Mat
thew Kennedy, alias Mchann. IL is his
opinion that Hanley has cut loose from the
gang, and that Kennedy and Morgan have
been travelling together.
III is supposed that the man Morgan,
mentioned above, Is no other than ''Conk-
lin," who robbed the postoffice at Hart
about year ago. was captured in . swamp
near Ludington, brought TO this city and
lodged in Jail, and escaped by means of false
KEYS. walking out Of the jail without dis
turbing the inmates-Ep.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

<aas ~ <es kk~ kAtressese ak &ss'<s >
1stGis <fsexNntk
sSsns Ne s. Aaslsissssszs sac ezse s.asf'ai
ns2n = sns.lsz. - tAes nssE 50 sas kAnsse'
Yesterday. sAes sl.@s N3s ; ss>sa sssss -
Ala. sas 1lss ssply - ths tss slas s-<a@ls
isssesxss !. hsArts lsnss - tAs sks~'.'~
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neisfl xAs leaFasa - ss{~,Fiex Ss.a.let
= - gisanke axs - ssss lAti.s< tefs< A4.e ~e
L. 3tslt -. eatasts fnkaas ss<l taf aa*t tsst
a. sssazfso3 tl,<sg 4txsfsat ksSks 80 ts's
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aa tie nsissiksk kasn. seo w&k et.e - tist
s,sw fssssvuaen Fe1szstls <l,sss,nisS. ft,-
alis tie soafkh xss teo ~ sna Tia s9eAa
t.ss.retas2 oni - theif 1ife1nut psAks VII =
sacanof IA thesr FkuAs a - ekisexR pb t.s
reserve Nas aeEAiiea - aaks schrcA SAT
s..is "a ~. ~ anf on kalnk e<w ~ TIE
besi which Aea lAen ssaistlra 1l,sk ts
fsaad fhs nafssinT nlsn hsFa ~ VIA -
ft1aafh bezli ufseE dplnf hss auss - tht AZ
ss.sss8 eisallla las oennnue "a ttis kehs
seF8ax ananneF be sie anaostisdis bse<sIaas
= saiusb.s acquisition - t1s ssfea1f e1s-
eissfli asp2Finsrz,I
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
r.t.l Powder Mil Explo.loa.

powder mill exploded at o'clock this
morning. The dry mill. in which the men
were putting powder to dry, blew up for
some unknown cause. In the drying mill
were a number of men. Charles Tier, aged
IS years. leaves q widow and several chill
dren. John caves. single. was instantly
killed. August karouse, married about
nine months ago, Was near the mill and
has not been seen since. he is undoubtedly
killed. James X. Garoner, the fireman.
was struck on the mead with q missile. He
will recover. Several men were slightly
Injured. The explosion shook the ground
Tor great distance, breaking many win
dovs. The damage TO property Is $1,000
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

To the Bditor Of the 1Ki.sesks Eifsx1c
] sss By youf issue ef this InsKning fhef
Tom ODo1Dsil. champion Of Nscairsa.
hss sccepked MT. NeDerme'fs ehsllelg>.
When Mr.. Meleffnstt iEsued his - ailssrs
70 the state be did net tfiDk tisst o fs5Hne 3
voaid scoept- bat Wss boxing for Bnrte
Carroll. OF some q the otbsf hs1rr weebs
Rr' Be i resdT 70 ght Mr. q f,onuei. ff.s
6ght % be ter foun3s l1eensiz8rr ralex
rith bard gloves. THE winaeT to fsks a.
the gate reoeipts and fhs fifht - e<ysos ~
IN GrsBd Rapids on or before EuIy ~ 1857.
have wire3 NJ NcDernost ftiis nsofufnz
u - q DonnsIi rad aceeIsed his c.tsl ienze
srd he ansFs<e4 - 70 ahead ezss r7ake :
match for hTn. As - ncE)erFaoft's rnsn-
sger ! vii Bae4t Nf, . DoNUe9 1o-rhorroe
Fss3Bes5sy5 ssfe7ooo1 s3N 1rsx n 81.
fitles n serezr nt 4 ~. oDVrrseI7 wsr5ts
- rnes4 NcI5erfaatt HaTTn tar ws csn
make srsnes RI srss szkisfseseSv oa aaah
sides J srn respectfully
5rHs HokRgs q Csicsva.
ksnager ef Js<k Nei)ernest tte Izeches
te7 Fzre ia31ie
Gfzaa Rsct5s Fzne -. 7ss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

WssmseToS. June 2S.-Secretary Lamar
today, in an exceedingly long and exhaust
i've discussion. declined TO certify 70 the
Treasury Department for payment. the ac-
count of the State OF Kansas for Eve per
cent. OF the proceeds OF the sales ON certain
Indian iands. The af1C ant involved is
$43,790. In arriving st this conclusion,
the Secretary reviews the legislation on the
subject from he time Alabama was admit
ted into the Jnion in 1919. TO the present
time. This sction of Secretary Lamar re-
verses the uniform practice of the Interior
Department prevalent since It's for nation.
The decision Is far-reaching In its character
and effect nearly all other Western States.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

The Rssult 90 an Attempt 20 Fvtct uIns~-


The Result 90 an Attemps 90 Evict Miners
From fhsir Homes in Pcnn~y lvsnia-
PfrrsHURs. June 2s-Sheriff Cray and
nineteen depatiss se7t 10 Nstr0ns today
to evict several strikers who had been served
With legal notice 70 racsie the houses Of the
Pennsylvania salt Manufacturing Com
reay. They were met With warm recsp-
Ton They weie shown about 70 various
houSes by John Ritchev. boo<kerper. in the
employ 81 the compaay. Ritchey and two
ueP1aies oad pepper thrown into sheir eyes
~ women. ard The other dsDutias wers
treaist q = shower Of stones and mud. Two
dep t,'es Fsre severely burned in removing
eet st'va ca vnh dtrrer for ne fsn,ifv
w. seinx prerared Ihe greatest excite
r''rn' r~svailsd. The strikers. wilh A mar.
tial tead a ItSir bead. para,iea TIE Ssrssfs
ano riot vas soarceir prsvsnsed serio,s',
Src05ls IS anticipated.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
a olsGRAcssuL AFFAIR.


t<etsVF = TtNsssNe
seASsc. June 23.-For some time past
JAMS t. Barber. who Keeps . saloon on
Mast, has attracted considerable sttsn-
tiorin connection With his saloon building
andomestir difieulties, his wife having
refrd 20 i've With him. bat prsferring the
cousny Of another man. and liv-
ing in house sdioining tnst
OF her hEshani Mr. Barber.
grovng weary and tired Of the situation. q
shortirne ago commenced suit against bis
wifsor money he had expended in repsir-
Ing sr property for her and gzrnishsea The
banAhere. abe having made deposits 20 the
s~tsf Of about one hundred dollars. Since
the at has beer cora nenced matters have
beennuewhst szitsted The gentleman 20
who's she has been paying her respects hss
m NJ himself scarce IN tbs section. and 20
dsT .is mater rs0ultef n a siszrsc~f7I
druuen rev. Mrs. Barber hare taken too
1aacsR bud<s. forced her var into the ss-
loon, nd commenced ~ pour forth her vile
Ihrest &zsinst her hn<bsnS. Who proceeded
= t.xs Isrs; stsps for projection A war
ant us issued snd pisced in The hanis CT
N ofiber Who went 10 the sslosa snd 80
.ursd Der arrest, and ed her a<Hy tn Ne
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

The wsfvsrass 10 - nafrssAs Asa IN
Flne shspe.

fine shape.
.E., g, "a ss-i.s.4-sa -
D,7sofr. June 1s.-Flftsen hundred
peopls sa4 tie lass game Of The Nes YORK
ssgiss tais 1nsru00a. Ksefe. having retired
~ Dsuoi.s IN tso Of ne games played,
Was coasidered such a success By the nan
assr that ha was pat u the boz today.
Muiris SAL that he had The Dstroits scared
and he was roin. 10 make the best Of L.
'><hs iact Nas that he didat have another
tteher Win whom he would have dared
iace the W0igeFines. The Pretzel vas
Rt ia re box for the DstFoits and he heid
. Gianls down finely and distinguished
meelf BY striking ont the only Conner IN
80 two. three. tour order. much 10 The
agrin 0f The latter. Who was guyed for it
the crowd Deacon" Whjse showed
= asdlify % cover third bag oy bis Won
rlil stops. Ia fact Detr0it's fielding in
dry'a game vas Of high order. abound
IL sharp and brilliant work, although
iey Won the game by their ssssofiorify
ia ths stiek.
Following IS the score
~ .:s0,' ssiss...-.--.-S ..Ss sssSSS @
Ease aiis--Defroit. y. New York. to
srors- -De1ot 3 New York, 9
baiielea-tscfzein and briody; Kcsie ard
HonrEe.
mpife-Nslentine
Otnsr 6snaes
&C PlttsbuJz --iftsluEs > Washington. o
A. Indlarapoiss - Indianapolis o. Philsdel.
llaA -
A. tAicago- Chicsgo. ~. Boston. 8.
a cieeei and Cleveland. t2. Cincinnati. G
A. - touis-St Louis. s. Louisville. O
AZ Rrooklyr yr--Ercokiyzs. IL Athletics. 4.
NJ Scw Yors- -Netroposiian. 1. Baitlnorcs ..
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
a paIla4r., v.t,ou., c,pv.n.,on.

CnIcseo. June 2s.-Tne national conven-
ton Of organized labor. ersaged directly or
indirectly in building trsess. met in this
city today. Delegates representing thirty
cities were present. The object Of the con
vention il to form a national organization
TO Offset the similar national organization
OF the master builders. AZ today session
the convention was Organized bv the choice
of p. w. Birke. of Brooklyn. y. Y. a. Pres
ident, and II. f. Castle. OF Chicago, ss Sec
retary. An address OF welcome was dsiiy-
cred by John Faley. Of Chicago. and affer
some routine business the convention ad-
journed until tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
sheenshs..i B.y Races.

NEW YoKK. Juae ss.-The first race TO-
day at Sheepshead Bay, seven furlongs, was
won by Burch; Jennie b.. 2 Harry Rus
sell 3. Time, 2.07l.
Second race-Three-quaTtars OF mile:
Ny Own, /; Slunber. 2; Fanitas 8. Time.
1.I61.
Third race-One mile. Stuvesant /.
Maggie j., 2; Florence NJ, 3, Time. 1.fol.
Fourth race-Beacon Stakes, mile aad
three-sixtsenths: Dunboyne, /, oneko. ?.
Ravelier. 3. Time. 203.
Fifth rzce-One and one-quarter mile:
Tolu, 1; Gonfslon, ?, Lottery. }. Time.
2.0l.
Sixth race-Mile and oae-hslf on turf:
Mammonist, J; Himaiyi. 2; Bellvue, 3.
Time. 2:45.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

faWksa Jans SIN the first race a.
Washington Fars. one snd cus-si xteenth
mi'es. Rosslind won. Procrastin.tor .
sFauidin1. 3. Time. f:te-
Second race-one mile. Miss Motley. 4
Lucy Johnson. 2: fnsolenoe. 3. Tine. f:44
fhirt race-0us ui,e. Clsst si.er. I Bssia
Tow. , Drumsnck. 3 Tiule. f.fg
Fourth rsce--oakwopd hsndics.p. one
soa ene-eizata miles; Esfresla. 1 Fo~ssr.f
2 txruont, $. fime. I5ff
fiith 1ace--N Vile beats. Modesfy. I: KIRK
isnd- I. IA = brisies ). Time. f44t.
sixth race-ehort course. sfesnIs rh..>
Tennessee. 1. Wellington, 2 Cine B. T.m.
9te
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29


The story goes ssss ths fsy rssnnsr hss ors
section u Msine in ~llah las sgg,osfancs
fur buying tssp = az event kbuu -
tody sails 70 hssn. sn6 h. hax8r usds ia
mistakes in his buying lie csii5sste
sestaoa De ave- l.ss bel pss~s and hls fnn
sfofiss for thss lsc2iffy Henps his 81.
coed aad hs don't waut te lo~ lt
n was sftsr q ssnce-sfnl srgrdifion it.to
this section Fecentiy thst tbe BIZ rslnnss Feb .
faIkiag. Ro~. tbers is danses When a snsr
falls tsiking, and On tiliE asy IN qssssssr
tbe peltry kiug tod yarns end tsIke1 ssrput
foYs and how money oouid le u,ass ana so->
tn t,szn Sid hs e tie listeners. ~whs sonf
sou save ~ soaBs nsice ssdnsf The nnsrt@ q
bix on Fntce They ere worth iefnsus 49,
they ase worth shout ESQ hunarsa. snx
tben ne svnils5 eonPisoesfly = rosn ss,<.is
up AMI sid - gosh, Is fhos = fscgs Wei
o0w. y0u 81 ss cod go brushes on esn IN .
week II We wss . mind g.. II ~a enls 5ssf
. sort q ssks, and he west away Forgetting
- rsBseve ti,s sfngrs0ioss-
fevsrN rloutbs E,nssssd ssd ~ wesf f.eek
.ssin, farEainiee sad huyins Hs ss1
trst~s fos gesa manY fHrz. -hen. IA she
cvssr~s - tbs sre1e fhs seilef So s1ss
boys has got ioss - srsies ssins for sos TIE
bsye looke6 wonkieF3ngiv. ss1 then ap osf
~ tt1s past csEns tss TiskVs - hle preslos 81,
iq1jty. sJheg have, bsAs tiseyr rtagiea be
"WeIi. aost fnow. eracaiF I'D s.v -
tske 'ezuF aJhsfs ~bsf vyu eaid ~as ahs
rvY8v Ter 6fiizFs isrn1rs8 sssa fsss tsfYs
bsF sbott tee bgnares - 'e.r
II ~as . sal fse4 Th~ ts6urfsf0us ss,rys
had fSHy th1s naslies - r,is< skire sf-ss<s,ss
~ froriis TIE tnysr fr.d r. invsrs sosue-
thing. ard - be sel1 fisst tsas nssstes tas
dsvgTss5 of sgef tlree-zftsrtsrx sines - ~,v
hsrs isfofe. snd he sn6e5 ~ s~tliins ~tss
fhe fs9gs 10 q TEA y suaid uevsr hr~s
s1Ds v hsws deeiises tissza. fr ttsst ra9it
hive x.viied f,ss trsse 80 rsafs Nzata. ens
more tnarkstetle p<iss is atsst vsrirfsy fsr.
srer- --I<~{as<~ 1ar1rs.s1
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

wo0xsocKxT, r. l.. June 2s.-Thrss large
cotton mills at Manville have closed in
definitely on account of the weaver strike.
and the mill officials have notified al for
msr employees to quit the company's tene-
ments. When business IS resumed new
help viii will be engaged regardless of for
nieT service. No proposition OF settlement
viii Be entertained. The other operatives
who number 20oo. are mostly French
Canadians. and are leaving the village.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

LosDox. jane 2o.--GlsdsGone has sisni-
fed his eonsent 70 the fornsl sccsptxnes Of
The American testimonial y Dollishlil. Iuly
8. Five thousand persons have been invited
70 be present 0n the occasion.
The sffsir al Guild Halt In honor Of the
Queens Jubilee, which teok place tonight.
was one OF tie grandesG aa airs oi the iabliee
season. Most OF the visiting royalties we're
pfesent and received highly gratifying vel
comes as they entered. The Grown Princess
of Prussia Was especially honorea "a this
respect and teok no pains % conceal her
delight at her ovation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

sr JoHss. June zs--fhs funeral services
Of the late Hon. Frank Strickland Of this
plscs sho dropped dead Saturday might,
will take place this afternoon he sss a.
ex ,Js,tgs Of the Supreme Court of Utah.
and ., brother o. ths lste ksnd0Iph ssiek'
AsIld. - fi1e Steel, the 50 90 hotel Of 81
Johns. Is ap one story .--Work Gas again
con nlsnced ca the Toledo & Nuskeson
railroad between Ashley and Carson CITY.
The iron is being laid aud the cars Will
probably be running By Auguest |.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

CHICAGO. June 2s.-The omnibus
boodler case was called this morning 10
Judge Jsmieson's court. aud then sn sd-
iournment was taken until this afternoon
ia allow counsel for the defense TO present
fhsir objections 10 the nill. of particulars
furnished by the State. When Court re
opsned in the afternoon Attorney Sullivan
presented q list of objections which defense
had prepared Arguments iu the matter
will be heard tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

John Schultz, Grandvills youth who is
considered 70 be of unsound mind, was
found wandering around the streets at an
early hour this morning BY the police.
John Was armed with an ol1-fashione9
blundei bus and q murderous looking knife.
He said he came in town 90 a. 10 be in tine
70 attend court this morning. as he expects
a LIQUOR case which be tesTiaed in about .
year ago TO be on call again.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

Hssaqusrfxrs fbsf he safns 70 fiss city frssn
Wrskeron On fbs q. = a T. striving 81 ft>
west sids I,spos ~ - isn svening ne-
cofT.rsxriss - Mr. sinnon Al ~ zhi. nits
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sersrnl brIlses
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

snail West ru3ed stesdg unsE near Re So
vken i wesEe8rd point o. two- csbiss steslr
rorm All cats u<sry neglected IN tte vet
orotsfi5rs ~ers hieher ssgpuoNes 70 - from -.
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ISL Aicn1san, &c. Jaly, rec'1isf 1sszc Aurfst
775si77TzH >zc.
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0sa-Se 4 cash, 80 szks1 asrtexsber. 17jza
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

fiozpoSsvIELE, Va. June 2S.--Frsncis
Patterson. alias blind Patterson who
swiniled the pensioa ofice ont Of s1s, ss5.
was arrested here today hy Detective Jacobs
Of the pension 0fsce- He was rtksu 10
Washingtoa this afternoon ard viii res.:h
EInirs. n. u. toulorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

0rinz e TIE extremely be- asa sry
weather n Ezy harvest tkis rezs is slsaess
to wesks esr1ss~ tar ns1sz eeve~sf
farmers wsthsa fsw wfs 81 ase rv
cofazgtrcs1 e1tfz1g E1est geste~5sr
crop ~ ftis vioizks is rFoorte8 s. he-s
btsn ssvio8slT fBiars6 - tne fusr1t 49,
fhe ries3 VI - snaiIef fhsn satfsnzt-s
Ore 1ef ~ Harf1 = sweets fe~m = -
ss1lT aseaased fhat y = be3az Aows ed
vsH BE- zse5 f0s kRg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
Alue.t ylefar Honerea.

DUnlas. June 2s.--Pnunes Albert Victor
and Georgs Of Wales were well received a.
Phoenix Park. and Ai the review of the
troops were repeatedly asd often enthusi
astically cheered. Prince Albert Victor was
this afternoon invested with the Order OF the
Sword and Mantle of knights Of 81. Patrick.
the ceremony taking place in ST. Patrick >
cathedral